This review is only intended to review the playground at Delaware park…read more I took my little cousins to go to the playground here since it is within walking distance from their home. If you are not aware the playground is located behind the zoo opposite of the zoo parking lot. It's a smaller playground but it is great for younger kids. It's usually pretty busy which is nice so the kids can make friends and interact with each other. For being such a large park I do wish the playground was a little bigger. There is plenty of space for a larger park. Just something for the park association to consider!

The Park designed by Frederick Olmstesd is a must see.For the fitness finatic this park has…read moreeverything. You can golf, play tennis, basketball, rollar blade, walk or jog.Great for people watching or just walking your dog.Plus see the beautiful rose garden.Shakespere in the park in the summer is definitely a must,and i attend each performance. Plus you can witness the cherry blossom trees.Rent a boat or the flamingos and go exploring. You can picnic or grab a bite at the terrace at delaware park restaurant which has incredible food.The park is also popular for the Corporate Challenge and many marathons. Fun time for the whole family.

This is a nice neighborhood park with a lot of different facilities. They have the following:…read more- 4 Tennis Courts - Basketball Court - Playground Areas - Horseshoe Pits - Volleyball Courts - 4 baseball diamonds - Soccer Field - 1 Roller/Street Hockey Rink If you are a Clarence resident, they also have two really nice enclosed party pavilions for rent, WITH refrigerators, sinks, and electric hook ups. Also restrooms attached to one of them. Bike trail connects this park to Memorial Park. No dogs, glass, or alcohol.

This is the OG trap park. It is the best park out there. Its got a soccer field, baseball diamonds,…read moreplaygrounds, slides, mery go round, and a dope gazebo. Highly recommend this park. Especially if your toking up with the boys;)

Love coming here even in Winter, and the crisp cold air is just what the doctor ordered for Winter…read moreinstead of sitting around doing nothing. Today the temps were warm in the mid to high 20s, and the windchill was 10 degrees less - it doesn't bother us! This time when we arrived, we saw a band of teens playing hockey on the ice! They were doing quite well too! Quite a few people were hiking in and out, and there were several cars in the lots. Did not see anyone at the new children's playground. We'll be back!

So I just realized Joe Davis isn't just a great park for summer activities....it's also great for…read morewinter. I found many trails that were perfect for x-country skiing. Quiet and secluded trails leading to picturesque hidden ponds. Wide enough for two skiing side by side in some spots. Meandering trails keep you out of the wind that can be bitter cold out in the open areas (like where frisbee golf is). Many birds flying through the trees, robins, blue jays and hawks too. Plenty of parking and nicely plowed. Fun!

Great place to be! Did NOT know there was parking allowed in the park by the buildings. We walked…read morethrough the park on the one trail we found. A lot of work had been done just recently, as we saw Tree trunks and pieces moved from one spot to another to clear the trails. We got out to the baseball field then continued walking the trail. Outside the trails through the woods were a LOT of Flickers [woodpecker]. We've never been to any area where we saw so many flickers before on the Trees or ground. At one time there were seven of them on the ground! Be very careful because while we were deep within the woods, apparently I was bit by a wasp. Heard NO sign of wasps and we did NOT venture off the trail, but at one time within the first 20mins within the park, I was bit by something within my pants. Later at home I could see what was later identified as a wasp sting. I heard NO buzzing or anything, but apparently it got into my pant leg as I could feel something inside my trousers. Otherwise WE enjoyed being out in the Nature that is western New York and Pine Woods Park! I WAS disgusted to see that the woods trail and most of the open areas were littered with human filth and trash. Please everyone, YOU are part of the solution AND/or problem!! Please teach your kids to NOT litter! I put my trash while in the outdoors into my right back pocket, and when home or where there's an outdoor trash bin, it gets transferred to that. Also, kids learn from who they are with, or via their home environment, so if everyone around them trashes our parks, streets etc, then they will too. They learn from experiences. Please pick UP your trash or better yet, DO NOT LITTER OUR PARKS! I saw a lot of people walking their pets. I have seen a lot of pet owners at other western New York parks litter disgustingly with their pet poop. Either they leave the poop so YOU can step in it, or they pick it up, then when nobody is around, they throw it in bushes or leave their bag of pet poop in plain sight. IF you are a pet owner and do this, you are a disgusting person who should be fined, jailed and do community service picking up cigarette butts and dog poop off the streets! YOU should have your pet taken away and given to a true animal lover who will respect others, parks and other natural areas, and their pet, and NOT leave their poop out!

My kids and I stopped by for a bit in between running errands in this part of town. It's a small…read morecozy neighborhood park with a somewhat outdated playground under repair, but lots and lots of swings. Plenty of shade. There's a small nature trail. All the restrooms were mysteriously locked even though it's still summer, but there's a couple of port-a-potties. I wouldn't make a special trip, but it's a solid neighborhood park aside from the closed restrooms.

Love to bring the grandkids here. And I love that it's an "accessible" park. Childten who are…read moredifferently abled need playgrounds too!

Very cool looking Park. Definitely for 6-year-olds and under. It's beautiful here but we shall…read morenever return.

We went to see the kites. Some were in a competition: others seemed to be just floating in the…read morebreeze, for our enjoyment. It was a great day to sit in our lawn chairs and look towards the sky. A giant octopus, some kites with really long tails, a parrot, a unicorn. Lots of colors and shapes. There was a tent for kids to make their own kites and a candy give-a-way, also for the kids. Surprised that I saw no food trucks, but they might have been at the other end of the field.

Great place but more frequently there are dog walkers and whom not ALL pick after their four-legged…read morefriends. Walk where you step. The road within the park could use a lot more than temporary tar and a shovel of stuff that does NOT stay long before the potholes return. They should do it correctly and right, when they consider the crowds that frolic and play here. There isn't even true permanent bathroom facilities here till last year sometime, when temporary facilities were installed. A lot of investment and work is needed here before the park sinks into the sunset. Park is closed after sunset so don't even think of coming here to enjoy the Milky Way or meteor showers, etc. Police will come chase you off.

I came here after an airport drop off. Yelped "dog park" and this came up. It's about 10 min…read morefarther out from the airport down Genesee. Nice ball park for kids. Tons of fields, some with seating for spectators. Baseball and other types of fields. All well manicured. Large playground for kids. There are restrooms and a clubhouse of sorts. Tons of easy parking all around. I came with a dog who had a great time here. 2600y

When I Pond-er my existence, I come to Well-done Pond Park and the trees and bushes whisper "well…read moredone!" It's a lovely nature preserve-style park way out in the middle of nowhere, between Lancaster and Alden, below Clarence and way above Elma. If that doesn't mean anything to you, don't worry. I live right next to this park, relatively speaking. I just drive straight down Ransom from near my house, and I'm there. It's a wonderfully convenient thing for me because the park is really great. It's pretty bleak in the winter, but in the summer it's wonderful. It's also massive... much bigger than people realize. The convenience makes me want to give it a 5, and I love coming here, but compared to my fave spots in WNY, this is more like a 4 star park. It's secluded with winding trails and wildlife and lots of people walking dogs and such. I may bring Starlight and My Son here one of these days, I need to buy some kitten harnesses first. How adorable will that be. Very solid 4 stars for a lovely place to go.

What we appreciate about this park is that you can take short walk or make a longer walk & visit…read moreReinstein Nature preserve. We went this past weekend and there were quite a few downed trees from the wind earlier. Parking is also amazing here.

A shockingly well maintained park…read more Beautiful trails that go deep in the woods. My family was chased by raccoons once. I went yesterday and multiple people were taking photos of the foliage. And a really nice big playground. They have subtle but cute Christmas lights display when the season comes. And their softball league is run better than MLB. Shout out to the Cheektowaga rec department for this gem.